Armstrong World Industries, a leader in ceiling and wall solutions, has unveiled an innovative energy-saving ceiling tile which will be part of Sumner County’s U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Building Technologies Proving Ground – Public Sector Field Validation study currently underway in Wellington.
The 2023 Beehive 12 days of Christmas has been an especially big and exciting celebration for us this year. It’s our fourth year, and the event has steadily grown larger each year.
Thursday, December 14 10am Chamber Coffee at Memorial Auditorium. All are welcome! This week’s host/sponsor is Walmart Friday, December 15 8pm - close.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 Raising Readers Storytime at 10:30am THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 Winter Wonderland for Kids & Families at 5:30pm High School Book Club at 6pm SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 Pokemon Club at 1pm MONDAY, DECEMBER 18 Papercraft Workshop at 5pm TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 Baby Laptime at 10:30am Adult Coloring from 1pm - to close Adult Book Club at 5:30pm WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 Raising Readers Storytime at 10:30am .
Last Saturday ,Wellington Public Library welcomed Kansas-based author Gage Sears as part of his book tour Sears engaged with visitors, signed copies ,and shared insights about his latest book“ ,The Watcher.”
Biz Biz is a handsome 1-year-old who was lucky enough to escape street life thanks to a caring individual. Now he is healthy, fixed, up-to-date on his shots, microchipped, and ready for his forever home. Don’t let his laid-back personality fool you, he is a snuggler too! Stop in this week to meet Biz Biz. We are open Wednesday through Friday 3-7pm and Saturday 10am-2pm. Please fill out the online application before you come in to help the adoption process. We go in order of when the application was received, so the sooner you turn it in the better! Remember, Biz Biz’s adoption fee is $10 off during his week!
Shooters competing in the Cowboy Action Shoot last Saturday at Trigger Guard didn’t let the frosty temperatures deter their enthusiasm. There were 5 stages; a round count of 10 on the pistol, 10 on the rifle and 4 on the shotgun for each stage.
December is a busy month at the National Depression Glass Association Museum (NDGA) as they host their Tree-rific Christmas! Museum volunteers have decorated trees of all sizes and the public is encouraged to stop in and vote for their favorite. The winning decorator will receive a fabulous piece of glass! While you are in, check out the “Guess It”contest.
As they have done for more than 40 years, the “Bellaires” bell choir performed their Christmas concert last Sunday. The free concert opened with a Prelude on piano played by Megan Cook.
